B.C. Election Debate: Eby, Doerkson and Lowan spar over economic vision
Leaders of British Columbia's three major political parties participated in a televised debate focusing on economic visions. The discussion covered topics ranging from tax policy to infrastructure and child care.
Why it matters
The debate provides voters with a comparative look at party platforms ahead of the provincial election.
Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr B.C. Election: Eby, Doerkson and Lowan spar over economic vision in televised leader's debate The leaders of B.C.'s three largest parties were led through a series of topics by moderator Shachi Kurl for almost two hours in downtown Vancouver
Join the conversation Composite photo of NDP Leader David Eby, Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson and Green Leader Emily Lowan. Photo by Postmedia Article content In a televised debate long on policy and short on fireworks, the leaders of B.C.’s three largest political parties put forward competing visions for the economy, ranging from tax cuts to major projects and universal child care.
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